soumacho
Kinuya is a supermarket in the San'in region, centered in Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture, and extending west to Hagi City and east to the Iwami region.
Sumikawa Sake Brewery has produced a sake exclusively for Kinuya. The mark under the Junmai Ginjo on the label is the Kinuya mark.
There is only one store in Hiroshima City in the Sanyo region, and my wife picked it up while she was shopping 😊.
The surprising thing is the cosmetics.
It is a Junmai Ginjo with a 50% rice polishing ratio, 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Hagi City. A four-pack bottle with these specs costs around 1,200 yen without tax (if I'm wrong, I'm sorry 🙏 ).
The mouthfeel is fruity and sweet like a melon. It has a full-bodied taste, and it seems to penetrate the body gradually.
Easy to drink and reasonably priced, this sake is easy to recommend to those who are not accustomed to drinking sake.
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ma-ki-
Good evening, soumacho.
I'm so jealous that you can buy Toyo Bijin at the supermarket ✨.
I had a variety of mondo ichizuko this year, and I remember they were all really good 🎵.
I would like to drink more of this brewery's sake in the future 😊.
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soumacho
Good evening, ma-ki-chan 😃.
Toyo Bijin is not only delicious, but I appreciate its stable availability 🍶.
I was shocked to find Sanuki Kuraudei at a 7-Eleven in Tokushima City during my recent trip to Shikoku 💦.
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